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Do you want people to think about your business before all others? Of course, you do. The first step to patronizing your business is remembering it exists.

While there are basic elements you need in a job description like explaining what the job entails and the expectations, it’s the extras that will inspire people in this job hunter’s market to apply.

When you run your own business, you’re the person deciding on the direction. You’re in control of start dates and marketing promos. You’re the one who must hold yourself back from the shiny object syndrome.

McAllister’s is a great stop if you need a quick bite but still want quality food. They’re also a great place to go if you’re hosting a group or meeting. Have sandwiches (and soups, salads, and a myriad of other things) – will travel!

Lara and Malia know all things beer-related and are a wealth of knowledge on the subject. Lara is also an Army Veteran, so when you enjoy your beer here you’re supporting a Veteran-owned, female-owned business. Yes, you get points for that.

Just like our kids on summer vacation, our customers have gotten used to a certain way of life and they expect businesses to help them maintain it.

The Taiwan Dragon is an embedded fixture in the history of Killeen and Fort Hood. They’ve taken themselves from the simple status of restaurant and have deftly morphed into the very DNA of our community.

Bubba’s landed in Killeen like a UFO about a year ago and their parking lot has been bursting at the seams ever since. Order whatever you like here, you can’t go wrong.

Aronka’s Five Star Creations was the most pleasant surprise I’ve had in a long time. They proudly make ALL of their ice creams fresh daily. All of them.

The Flavors coupon entitles you to a FREE sandwich meal. That’s right – free again! No strings attached, no fine print, just good, free food. I went for the spicy sandwich because that’s how I roll.